Jesus has not only reconciled us to God through His blood - but also stands before God to sympathetically plead our cause so that we can find mercy and grace when we need it.

The opening of Romans is a miniature theological treatise on the Gospel, including its- Origin, History, Focus, Impact and Success.

Paul offers Timothy further instruction concerning elders, including--Provide for Elders Generously,-Protect Elders Cautiously,-Admonish Elders Publicly, and-Choose Elders Carefully

Matthew presents a scandalous genealogy of sin and rebellion, and it proves Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of David.

God declines David's offer to build a temple, but promises He will build an everlasting house, everlasting throne and everlasting kingdom through Jesus Christ, the son of David.

The church is responsible to care for its widows - and the widows are responsible to serve in the church.

God moves into the life of a wicked idol worshipper named Abram, making him an example to all believers who are heirs to this 4,000-year-old promise.

Our Savior uses Peter as a stand-in for every disciple of Jesus throughout the centuries to show what it means to be called upon to follow Him.

The Psalmist tells us we can be thankful for God's praises, God's protection and God's power.

The Lord's Supper is a proclamation of the Gospel and we are commanded by Scripture to participate and contemplate the sacrifice of Jesus.